The Labyrinth of Natural and Garden Paradise comprises eleven compositionally linked gardens, presenting, in a very small space, the use of plants in a variety of themed groups and forms.

These gardens are as follows: Silver Garden (with a range of perennial and wood plants of Mediterranean origin); English Flower Garden (with attributes of the classic flower gardens of the late 19th and early 20th centuries); Peony, Iris and Hibiscus Garden (containing a group of plants popular throughout history for their unique aesthetic and symbolic qualities); Grasses Garden (with a wide range of grasses in common use in the modern garden); Garden in Half-shade (with plants for shaded and half-shaded spots); Utilitarian Garden (a multifunctional space for social and educational activities); Water Garden (with typical features of animate and inanimate nature); Garden of Colours (with flowering plants composed in groups); Kitchen Garden (with mixed vegetable beds, medicinal and aromatic plants, fruit-bearing woody plants and vines); White Garden (with a combination of plants with white flowers); Rose Garden (with new, modern and hardy roses suitable for private and public gardens).

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Barrier-free

Gastronomy

Guided tours

Cultural events

Relaxing areas

Car park

Souvenirs

Education

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